Domestic Shorthair kittens & cats in Evans, Colorado

In Dec. of 2021 Gus was brought into Big Thompson Animal Hospital with a urinary blockage. His owners surrendered him due to financial constraints. The hospital provided him with the medical care that he required. He was the clinic cat until they could find him a home. My daughter, an employee there, begged to bring him home. Since then my formerly lost cat of 2 years returned home. Gus and my previously lost cat do not interact well together, causing stress to the both of them. We thought it would eventually pass but it is only getting more stressful. Due to his medical history Gus requires a stress-free home. Gus is such a sweetheart; he can't get enough cuddles from the people he adores. He likes to get under the covers, especially with a soft blanket. He doesn't like closed doors, if it's a lever door handle, he can open it. He is an indoor/outdoor cat (using a pet door) Sleeps inside at night, occasionally bring gifts from time to time. Gus is always on time for dinner 7:30pm

Toby is an amazing, loveable cat! He loves attention and cuddles. We adopted him when he was 8 weeks old from a friend. We've absolutely cherished our time with him!

Bast is a beautiful girl who's been with us for over 2 years. She initially was feral and lived in the catio with a handful of other cats. She has now decided people aren't so bad and is friendly but would still do best in a house that respects her space, initially while she adjusts. She sleeps in the silliest positions and has a goofy personality. She has been exposed to other dogs and has been fine but slow introductions with dogs are still highly encouraged.

Adela is a special girl. She has SO much love to give, but as they would say on the Great British Bake-off, she has a very soggy bottom. She has urinary incontinence and needs diapers and frequent baths. We think it's secondary to a congenital nerve issue related to Manx cats. She's been living at the shelter in the Catio for 3 years, but we know she deserves a home where she can receive all the love she deserves. Her adopter will need to take on financial responsibility as primary owner for Adela's ongoing urinary needs and issues.

Champagne and Nougat do not make great first impressions. They were VERY scared and hissy when they first arrived. Now, they'll give a meager hiss with no intent behind it. They enjoy pets and attention and will even make biscuits as a thank-you. They are CRAZY playful and love catnip. They'll need a home who understands that they're not going to wow them on first impressions or run up to the front of the kennel for attention. They'll need time, patience, love and catnip.

Hi - My name is Edguardo! You can call me Ed, Eddie, CAT!, Sir, and Kit-ten. (I also will respond to Kitteh sometimes too. What can I say? I'm a cat.) I am a very sweet, talkative boy who is really good at Litter Box! ( I love my litter box.)You can pick me up and squeeeeze me for about 17.2 seconds - then I'll let you know I want to get down. A few seconds later I'll come back and let you smoosh my tennis ball head.If you give me spankies I'll get up on my back tippy toes and do a little cha-cha. I will sleep at the end of my foster lady's bed sometimes but I will not let her grab me and hold me like a teddy bear for snuggles; I will, however, let her trim my nails - now THAT'S a Good Boy!I've found a few perches around the house where I do Neighborhood Watch or just keep an eye on Foster Lady's stuff.My foster mom would really like to adopt me BUT the dog isn't super into it. We're fine together but it's not a love connection, and I get it - she was there first. I think we'd play together if we had more room but the foster pad is pretty small.I have met the next door cat - he's super cool and we'd totally hang except for he lives in 112 and I'm staying in 114 and neither of us has thumbs. If you'd like to adopt a medium sized, approx 1.5 year old, neutered male - I'm your guy! Fill out an ap at SoulDog.org and let's meet. This animal is in a foster home. If you would like to meet this animal, go to www.souldog.org to fill out an adoption application. When submitting your adoption application make sure to submit a good clear picture of your living room, kitchen, and yard. If you rent, you must provide proof animals are allowed. We will contact references. Once the application is reviewed our adoptions coordinator will send your information to the foster to set up a meet and greet.We ask that all members of the household come for a meet and greet to ensure there are no personality clashes. If you have other dogs in the home and are meeting a dog you must bring them for the meet and greet. Filling out an adoption application does not mean you will be adopting the animal. Doing a meet and greet with one of our animals does not guarantee you are adopting the animal. We will select the family we feel is the best choice for that animal after screening and meeting applicants.

Tiger Jr. is a controversial character at the shelter. He's covered in scars, likely from fights that he picked. He would prefer to be the only cat in a household. He loves who he loves, and ignores who he doesn't. For those that he loves, he's an incredibly affectionate cat and a certified seat-warmer. For those that he doesn't love, he does not allow himself to be seen. Recently, he has started letting more people into his small circle of friendship.